6:30 LRN Newscast Feb 4

It’s been a long road for medical marijuana in Louisiana, but LSU AgCenter Dean of Agriculture Dr. Bill Richardson says the first batch of medical marijuana grown by GB Sciences and the AgCenter has passed testing. Advocates have voiced displeasure with the delays, but Richardson says the extensive testing process can not be rushed.
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Richardson says he can not commit to date on when medical marijuana will be available, there have been projections for this summer.

The Atlanta Super Bowl is in the books, and it’s only five years until the big game makes it’s return to the Big Easy. New Orleans has hosted 10 so far, tied with Miami for the most. Greater New Orleans Sports Foundation CEO Jay Cicero says it’s a half decade away but they’re already preparing…
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Thousands of Who Dats took to the streets in New Orleans on Super Bowl Sunday for Second Line parades as many in the Black and Gold nation turned their back on the Super Bowl. Many were waiving yellow towels in reference to the missed pass interference call in the NFC Championship game.

Patients at Our Lady of the Lake Children’s Hospital in Baton Rouge have new television programming to watch with the introduction of the San Diego Zoo Kids Channel.
Cut 2 (28) “…I’m Kevin Barnhart”